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Mortons foot help please

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Apr 6, 2017.

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Hi any advice welcome . I have bi lateral mortons toe , weak ankles and this is playing havoc with my kinetic chains causing widespread pain. I have insoles and I see a kinetic chain therapist who is very good but is it possible to revitalise my feet and ankles to provide stability for everything on top ? I never had any problems with my feet until now . I also have Tmj but this has been resolved with correct height and jaw muscles in a physiolocal state of rest , but they do join in as a...

Mortons foot help please

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admin, Apr 6, 2017

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